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LIVE REVIEW: Eve and The Night Owls, Catherine Bullock & Millie Adu @ Artefact
Liverpool folk artist Eve O’Riordan and her band The Night Owls host a night of live music and homemade cakes, all in the name of raising money for War Child UK.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Static Dress – Injury Episode
The long-awaited sophomore record from Leeds’ post-hardcore visionaries is everything fans could hope for, and then some.
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EP REVIEW: Syntara – You Felt Like Heaven
Syntara’s debut EP is a lush collection of emotive metalcore anthems that primes them for the big leagues.
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EP REVIEW: My First Time – My First Time
Indie-sleaze revival is in full swing, as My First Time offer a hedonistic rollercoaster of a debut EP.
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EP REVIEW: tenmonthsummer – your name is my ocean
Chicago’s tenmonthsummer have returned for another wonderful lakeshore emo outing on their second EP.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Jazmine Fayewood – thinking of me
Jazmine Fayewood’s debut single since retiring the NEONshe project shows that her musical future remains as bright as ever.
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EP REVIEW: Shel Khan – Garden
Toronto’s Shel Khan creates a wonderfully distinctive introduction into her post-industrial world on this debut EP.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Reese O’Neill – Machine
After dedicating her time to her queer collective music events, Reese O’Neill returns to show her own musical talents on this dreamy folktronica number.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Chalk Hands – The Line That Shapes the Coast of Us
Chalk Hands perfect their post-hardcore style on this intense and ambitious sophomore album.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Topiary Creatures (feat. Anatole Muster) – Nameless Darkness
Ahead of their upcoming fourth record, Nashville twinkle-emo stars Topiary Creatures offer a simply perfect lead single.
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